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Bacteria that live in deep-sea thermal vents use energy from inorganic hydrogen sulfide (H2S) to make organic molecules from carbon dioxide and are thus
A) decomposers.
B) primary consumers.
C) producers.
D) secondary consumers.
E) tertiary consumers.

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